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EDITORIAL
We
feel
that
it’s
time
for
the
student
body
as
a
whole
to
take
a
firm
stand
against
the
systematic
buying
and
selling
of
votes,
a
system
indulged
in
by
many
of
our
students.
This
prac­
tice
has
become
more
prevalent
in
the
last
few
elections
than
it
ever
has
been
in
the
history
of
the
school.
We
realize
many
stu­
dents
do
not
feel
that
they
have
the
interest
or,
in
some
few
cases,
the
time
to
bother
with
voting
for
the
various
queen
and
sweetheart
candidates.
But
even
if
they
feel
that
they
are
not
sufficiently
interested
to
vote
themselves,
we
feel
that,it
is
using
unfair
tactics
to
give
or
sell
their
N.
U.
cards
to
someone
else
and
let
that
person
vote
for
them.
Also
since
these
N.
U.
cards
are
not
transferable,
illegal
use
of
them
would
make
the
offend­
ers
subject
to
suspension
from
Norton
Union
Activities.
THE
UNIVERSITY
OF
BUFFALO
OFFICE
OF
THE
DEAN
OF
WOMEN
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the
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request
the
pleasure
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front
4
to
5
o
’cfoch
(Following
the
Ivy
Planting
Ceremony)
B
y
Allan
Smith
Next
week
the
Juniors
and
Sen­
iors
will
venture
to
Indianapolis
where
they
will
be
guests
of
The
Lily
Pharmacy
Company.
The
or­
ganization
pays
tor
the
expenses
while
In
the
city.
There
will
be
no
school
that
week
for
most
up­
perclassmen.
Many
have
asked
Mr.
Beal
why
we
weren’t
going
to
journey
by
plane
tor
only
a
dol­
lar
or
two
more.
He
states
that
many
students
would
not
relish
this
because
of
the
danger
In­
volved.
Because
of
this
trip,
baseball
for
the
Pillrollers
will
not
be
or­
ganized.
Sam
Farrara
and
Frank
Enzina
have
been
chosen
to
represent
the
UB
A.
Ph.
A.
branch
at
the
annual
convention
this
year.
Mr.
Bogarosh’s
biography
will
be
presented
next
week
instead
of
this
week
as
planned.
Mortality
rate
for
UB
Pharmacy
school
has
been
estimated
at
42.8
per
cent
of
those
originally
en­
rolled.
Through
The
KEYHOLE
By
GEORGIA
This
column
features
the
on-the-
spot
views
of
Orumwocker,
the
one-eyed
Genie
with
the
nose
for
news.
Besides
this,
I,
(just
call
be
Georgia”)
will
print
anything
that
Is
not
censored
by
the
as­
sistant
to
the
assistant
copy
edi­
tor.
Reports
from
Georgia
Genie:
According
to
Grumwocker,
this
past
weekend
was
a
weekend
to
end
all
weekends
and
that
ends
that.
Things
began
as
usual
Frl.
af­
ternoon
at
the
coffee
hour
and
haven’t
stopped
yet.
Nan
Nelson
worked
so
hard
drying
dishes
that
she
offered
to
buy
beer
for
all
at
the
Grotto.
She
and
Carol
Ros­
enbach
occupied
their
usual
spots
at
the
back
of
the
bar
with
the
nurses
and
A
K
Psl’s.
Those
se­
date
(and
somewhat
lushed)
Al­
pha
Gams
at
a
front
table
con­
fided
to
Grumwocker
that
they
are
going
to
have
a
beer
party
soon.
The
only
unusual
event
at
Chi
Omega’s
dance
reported
by
the
Genie
was
the
fact
that
Lee
Gino
and
Eileen
Cocker
were
sober.
A
new
song
was
introduced,
“There
are
no
Chi
O’s
at
Purdue.”
Except
for
the
lack
of
beer
(It
ran
out
before
midnight).
Sigma
Kappa’s
parti-
was
just
as
“inter­
esting”
as
the
one
Beta
Sigma
Rho
had
a
couple
of
weeks
ago.
The
BSR’s
and
dates
chug-a-
liigged
beer
by
the
pitcherful.
Seen
and
heard
at
the
Swlgma
K
affair
—
Tom
Hinckley
laying
on
the
floor
being
fed
sandwiches
and
beer
by
two
queens
.
.
.
Marge
Haas
reciting
poetry
in
the
cor­
ner
.
,
.
Pauline
Ross
saying
It
was
the
first
time
she
did
It
—
the
willing
victims.
Bob
“Powder-
puff”
Murphy
from
Canlslus
and
Don
Brown.
Genie
doesn’t
say
what
she
did
.
.
.
the
Alphh
Slgs
passing
out
mimeographed
copies
of
fraternity
songs
.
.
.
Ken
Knep-
fler
showing
off
his
fine
singing
LETTER
TO
THE
EDITOR
Dear
Editor:
Although
this
is
my
first
year
at
the
University
of
Buffalo
cam­
pus,
the
politics
that
appear
ev­
ery
time
some
person
or
organi­
zation
is
Involved
In
a
student
election
are
driving
me
“nuts!”
There
are
ten
entrants
in
the
forthcoming
Campus
Sweetheart
campaign,
and
some
of
their
back­
ers
are
making
some
powerful
boasts.
There
are
some
entrants
who
don’t
have
strong!
POLITICAL
backing
and
these
people
are
at
the
mercy
of
the
STUDENT
BODY
Itself.
If
as
many
students
as
possible
actually
vote
on
May
2,
the
number
of
voters
will
swamp
all
the
machines
and
pro­
duce
an
actually
representative
Sweetheart.
I’d
like
to
urge
the
largest
vote
In
the
history
of
the
Moving
Up
Day
elections
so
that
the
girls
running
actually
do
have
the
lair
chance
they
deserve.
Sincerely,
Bill
Murphy
I
CONTEST
i
CORNER
i
Every
Thursday
afternoon
Brian
Herdeg,
Liggett
and
Myers
Camp­
us
Representative,
lifts
the
phone
and
dials
five
students
(selected
at
random
from
the
Directory).
Each
of
these
people
are
asked
a
“question
of
the
week”
and,
should
they
have
the
correct
answer,
will
receive
two
packages
of
Chester­
field
Cigarettes
without
any
charge
or
coupons.
The
question
that
will
be
asked
Thursday,
May
4,
is
“Who
was
chosen
Moving
Up
Day
Sweetheart?”
Should
any
stu­
dent
miss
the
question,
their
packages
will
be
added
to
the
“jack
pot”
and
this
bundle
will
grow
until
someone
answers
cor­
rectly.
Every
week
a
carton
of
Chester­
fields
will
be
awarded
by
the
Ed­
itor
of
the
BEE
for
the
“Best
Letter
To
The
Editor.\
This
week’s
award
goes
to
Bill
Murphy
for
the
fine
letter
which
appears
in
today’s
issue.
Any
student
may
enter,
so
send
a
LE’TTER
to
the
EDITOR
before
Tuesday,
voice
.
.
.
Robbie
Lall
getting
pinned
to
Dave
Bauer
.
.
.
A
cer­
tain
young
Phi
Beta
Kappa
feel­
ing
very
belllgerant
because
he
was
being
stepped
on
while
he
was
trying
to
sleep
on
the
kitchen
floor
.
.
.
Ron
Kobus
and
Pat
Sut­
ton
appearing
with
different
dates.
Dick
Davies
was
presented
with
a
birthday
cake
and
gift
by
his
pledges;
the
gift
was
a
jar
of
Veto,
the
underarm
deoderant
.
.
.
At
the
Out-of-Towners
party.
Nan
Dospert
changed
dates
every
ten
minutes.
Everyone
there
had
a
good
glow
on.
Since
this
is
everybody’s
col­
umn,
here
is
the
latest
faculty
gossip—W
hat
psychology
professor
is
making
time
with
what
sweet
young
philosophy
instructor?
No
one
seems
to
know
where
Don
Lever
has
picked
up
the
nickname
\Gordo.”
In
the
middle
of
the
Engineer’s
Scholarship
Dance
a
loud
”Honk”
was
heard.
Could
this
be
the
“cry
of
the
wild
goose?”
All
Delta
Tan
Delta
members
on
the
U.
B.
campus,
graduate
or
undergraduate,
get
in
touch
with
Mr.
Robert
Wilson
at
CL.
0577
as
soon
as
possible.
P
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v
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n
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Leonardo’s
Column
FRIDAY,
APRIL
28
PIZZA
AT
THE
GROTTO
GROnTcAYE^
As
the
power
left
the
Univer­
sity
Wednesday,
most
of
it
was
found
in
the
Grotto.
There’s
noth­
ing
like
starting
early
as
quoted
by
Barton
Wardol.
Nan
Nelson,
in
an
inquisitive
mood,
asked
ev­
eryone
if
their
powers
were
lost.
Newcomers
noticed
the
every­
day
baseball
schedule
up
to
the
World
Series
—
Fraternity
soft-
ball
coaches
looked
up
their
re­
spective
teams.
Leonard
Nowak
with
his
good
ear
to
the
radio
nodded
a
series
of
yesses
as
Joe
Majanski,
John
Magrino,
and
Bud
Ehman
spoke
about
current
problems
in
busi­
ness.
Friday,
three
pharmacy
students
came
to
the
Grotto
to
check
the
alcoholic
content
of
beer
—
and
the
physical
constituents
of
pizza
—all
was
O.
K.
Bill
Everett
conducted
a
nice
quiet
session
in
the
corner
as
Ann
Miller
and
Sue
Keller
dis­
tracted
him
somewhat.
After
hibernating
all
winter,
“Skip”
Board
and
Ed
Scotch
de­
cided
to
come
down
and
find
out
what
evil
lurks
in
the
corners.
After
forming
a
barber
shop
quartet,
using
beer
as
a
tonic,
“Skip”
Board,
“Scotcher,”
Hel-
frlch
and
Shaver
had
to
stop
as
they
noticed
fistfulls
of
hair
each
tide
a
high
note
was
hit.
INTRAMURAL
FENCING
The
University
of
Buffalo
intra­
mural
fencing
championships
in
foil
will
be
held
Monday
night.
May
1.
All
fulltime
students
who
have
not
won
major
titles
and
who
have
had
instructions
in
fencing
are
eligible
to
compete.
In
the
past
the
winners
of
the
champion­
ship
have
led
the
next
year’s
var­
sity
team.
Please
'contact
coach
Slg
Schwartz
for
details.
IN
MY
MANHATTAN
r
t
i
s
m
u
.
A
R
O
M
A
T
I
C
B
I
T
T
E
R
S
MAKIS
BETTER
DRINKS
^Everyone
knows
koto
Ansostura
roands'ont
ikstamtoiaManhattani
But
do
you
know
how
frtquently
chefs
use
Angostura
on
roasts
and
other
meat
dishes
for
extra-piquant
flavor?

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Fox, K e n n e th Q. H e lfrick , G e o rge H o s k ins J a c k P a t te r s o n , D ick M c L eron. S T A F F P n O T O G R A P I lE R R o b e r t S c h n a b e l. EDITORIAL We feel that it’s time for the student body as a whole to take a firm stand against the systematic buying and selling of votes, a system indulged in by many of our students. This prac­ tice has become more prevalent in the last few elections than it ever has been in the history of the school. We realize many stu­ dents do not feel that they have the interest or, in some few cases, the time to bother with voting for the various queen and sweetheart candidates. But even if they feel that they are not sufficiently interested to vote themselves, we feel that,it is using unfair tactics to give or sell their N. U. cards to someone else and let that person vote for them. Also since these N. U. cards are not transferable, illegal use of them would make the offend­ ers subject to suspension from Norton Union Activities. THE UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF WOMEN ^ l i e ^^eans the C^ampui ^^iuhionS request the pleasure i^our comparn^ a t a l^eception in honor o^ the (^iass o^ ’3 0 on ^ u e S tlaq, ^yjljaq 2 n d in the ^ ^ u d itoriu m o f Idorton J d a l i front 4 to 5 o ’cfoch (Following the Ivy Planting Ceremony) B y Allan Smith Next week the Juniors and Sen­ iors will venture to Indianapolis where they will be guests of The Lily Pharmacy Company. The or­ ganization pays tor the expenses while In the city. There will be no school that week for most up­ perclassmen. Many have asked Mr. Beal why we weren’t going to journey by plane tor only a dol­ lar or two more. He states that many students would not relish this because of the danger In­ volved. Because of this trip, baseball for the Pillrollers will not be or­ ganized. Sam Farrara and Frank Enzina have been chosen to represent the UB A. Ph. A. branch at the annual convention this year. Mr. Bogarosh’s biography will be presented next week instead of this week as planned. Mortality rate for UB Pharmacy school has been estimated at 42.8 per cent of those originally en­ rolled. Through The KEYHOLE By GEORGIA This column features the on-the- spot views of Orumwocker, the one-eyed Genie with the nose for news. Besides this, I, (just call be Georgia”) will print anything that Is not censored by the as­ sistant to the assistant copy edi­ tor. Reports from Georgia Genie: According to Grumwocker, this past weekend was a weekend to end all weekends and that ends that. Things began as usual Frl. af­ ternoon at the coffee hour and haven’t stopped yet. Nan Nelson worked so hard drying dishes that she offered to buy beer for all at the Grotto. She and Carol Ros­ enbach occupied their usual spots at the back of the bar with the nurses and A K Psl’s. Those se­ date (and somewhat lushed) Al­ pha Gams at a front table con­ fided to Grumwocker that they are going to have a beer party soon. The only unusual event at Chi Omega’s dance reported by the Genie was the fact that Lee Gino and Eileen Cocker were sober. A new song was introduced, “There are no Chi O’s at Purdue.” Except for the lack of beer (It ran out before midnight). Sigma Kappa’s parti- was just as “inter­ esting” as the one Beta Sigma Rho had a couple of weeks ago. The BSR’s and dates chug-a- liigged beer by the pitcherful. Seen and heard at the Swlgma K affair — Tom Hinckley laying on the floor being fed sandwiches and beer by two queens . . . Marge Haas reciting poetry in the cor­ ner . , . Pauline Ross saying It was the first time she did It — the willing victims. Bob “Powder- puff” Murphy from Canlslus and Don Brown. Genie doesn’t say what she did . . . the Alphh Slgs passing out mimeographed copies of fraternity songs . . . Ken Knep- fler showing off his fine singing LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor: Although this is my first year at the University of Buffalo cam­ pus, the politics that appear ev­ ery time some person or organi­ zation is Involved In a student election are driving me “nuts!” There are ten entrants in the forthcoming Campus Sweetheart campaign, and some of their back­ ers are making some powerful boasts. There are some entrants who don’t have strong! POLITICAL backing and these people are at the mercy of the STUDENT BODY Itself. If as many students as possible actually vote on May 2, the number of voters will swamp all the machines and pro­ duce an actually representative Sweetheart. I’d like to urge the largest vote In the history of the Moving Up Day elections so that the girls running actually do have the lair chance they deserve. Sincerely, Bill Murphy I CONTEST i CORNER i Every Thursday afternoon Brian Herdeg, Liggett and Myers Camp­ us Representative, lifts the phone and dials five students (selected at random from the Directory). Each of these people are asked a “question of the week” and, should they have the correct answer, will receive two packages of Chester­ field Cigarettes without any charge or coupons. The question that will be asked Thursday, May 4, is “Who was chosen Moving Up Day Sweetheart?” Should any stu­ dent miss the question, their packages will be added to the “jack pot” and this bundle will grow until someone answers cor­ rectly. Every week a carton of Chester­ fields will be awarded by the Ed­ itor of the BEE for the “Best Letter To The Editor.\ This week’s award goes to Bill Murphy for the fine letter which appears in today’s issue. Any student may enter, so send a LE’TTER to the EDITOR before Tuesday, voice . . . Robbie Lall getting pinned to Dave Bauer . . . A cer­ tain young Phi Beta Kappa feel­ ing very belllgerant because he was being stepped on while he was trying to sleep on the kitchen floor . . . Ron Kobus and Pat Sut­ ton appearing with different dates. Dick Davies was presented with a birthday cake and gift by his pledges; the gift was a jar of Veto, the underarm deoderant . . . At the Out-of-Towners party. Nan Dospert changed dates every ten minutes. Everyone there had a good glow on. Since this is everybody’s col­ umn, here is the latest faculty gossip—W hat psychology professor is making time with what sweet young philosophy instructor? No one seems to know where Don Lever has picked up the nickname \Gordo.” In the middle of the Engineer’s Scholarship Dance a loud ”Honk” was heard. Could this be the “cry of the wild goose?” All Delta Tan Delta members on the U. B. campus, graduate or undergraduate, get in touch with Mr. Robert Wilson at CL. 0577 as soon as possible. P A I D a d v e r t i s e m e n t Leonardo’s Column FRIDAY, APRIL 28 PIZZA AT THE GROTTO GROnTcAYE^ As the power left the Univer­ sity Wednesday, most of it was found in the Grotto. There’s noth­ ing like starting early as quoted by Barton Wardol. Nan Nelson, in an inquisitive mood, asked ev­ eryone if their powers were lost. Newcomers noticed the every­ day baseball schedule up to the World Series — Fraternity soft- ball coaches looked up their re­ spective teams. Leonard Nowak with his good ear to the radio nodded a series of yesses as Joe Majanski, John Magrino, and Bud Ehman spoke about current problems in busi­ ness. Friday, three pharmacy students came to the Grotto to check the alcoholic content of beer — and the physical constituents of pizza —all was O. K. Bill Everett conducted a nice quiet session in the corner as Ann Miller and Sue Keller dis­ tracted him somewhat. After hibernating all winter, “Skip” Board and Ed Scotch de­ cided to come down and find out what evil lurks in the corners. After forming a barber shop quartet, using beer as a tonic, “Skip” Board, “Scotcher,” Hel- frlch and Shaver had to stop as they noticed fistfulls of hair each tide a high note was hit. INTRAMURAL FENCING The University of Buffalo intra­ mural fencing championships in foil will be held Monday night. May 1. All fulltime students who have not won major titles and who have had instructions in fencing are eligible to compete. In the past the winners of the champion­ ship have led the next year’s var­ sity team. Please 'contact coach Slg Schwartz for details. IN MY MANHATTAN r t i s m u . A R O M A T I C B I T T E R S MAKIS BETTER DRINKS ^Everyone knows koto Ansostura roands'ont ikstamtoiaManhattani But do you know how frtquently chefs use Angostura on roasts and other meat dishes for extra-piquant flavor?